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NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
OFFICE OF TERGIT0EIAL AUDITOR.
DiVmlis Sent. lSS-


Sections Gal ; Of an act entitled AN Act III
relation 10 the Fiscal Year, Reports of Officers
ana ircilcn.al priHtiu- Of tie Ter i.ory OF
Washing h9lF+revt, Ef;b=1lsry I, 1855 ia vs.
1856 pp. ltf-1-St IT0y.ls rs fol OWS:
SEC !. 1t shall hc ii- -:Ufy Of tie fsrTi;oria!
sUdt 20 pJ.:lI~h Tor four consecutive weeks in
The month o. September immcdiatsiv Yig -e-!!n.,
The biennial se7S'o Of the CI-laIHrc. in one
he SSiaper Ia each juGiCil district of lie terri
tory nJiice 10 printers. c-!iin, for bids fuT the
printing Of the REPORTS Of The terrtOr al officers
said bids to state the price per thousand ems for
composition: The price per token of 80 inipres-
sIons Of eiyht page forms press work; the
weight quality ana price of paper and prize of
binding of said reports There hall be printed
1-tJD IepOr Of iii" territorial auditor and 500
copies o. each of the Ieroris of the treasurer.
SUPERINTENDENT, and board Of trustees hospital
for Insane; 90 copies The report of The
superintendent o. pIb!ic l. StEu on. and 100
copies "ch o. the reports Ol other territorial
SEC. >. On the second Mon;lav in Octob r.
next preceding Inc biennial sion OF the Fclis-
iaure, the territorial auditor shall. in presence
of the territorial treasurer, prGcee! to open and
examine the bids ior The territorial iriu in, and
The bid or bids of the lowest RESPONSE Dls pub
llShC-S in me Territory OF Washington shall he
accepted and tie per eu firm TO whom the
contract l. awarded shaii DE Er0ui ed npIOre
C1mmeTcin- the work, 10 give a 20 u AMI sII:ti-
cieat 10 10 tie territory in Tie Sun of one
thousand d3ll&rS, TO lie approved 10y lie fcrli-
torial auditor. conditioned for the faithful and
prompt execution of The printin" of said reports
IN Il SoOu ;lAd workIn inIlkc manner, and TO de
liver he same TO the territorial audt,r on or he
fore the frs day of the biennial session of the
legislature next e!,SiIn%.
In pursuance of the pToyiSio : OF the above
mentioned aw, 10 The fun text of which refer
enCe l. called, notice i hereby Given to the
printers and publishers iii the Territory of
Washington. that bids will I've received at this
office mp To o'clHs / u. Il on Monday, the 10th
day OF OSio'e-. a. D.. 1881. Tor .hc printing and
binding of .aid icPoris upon The conditions and
stipUiaions set forth in said law. and Ike fur
ther cOnGltlon t'aJ the quality of the paper re-
qnlrc5 for All of sad reports sia!! be foryeight
pound white calcn cred book paper, and thirty
five pound cover paper, cOlOTcI.
The bojy Of the reports Will he in bOur-
geos or BREWER type l9ldrd with 4-io-pic;, leads,
extracts solid, and tabular or Iuis and figure
work III nonpariei type; the size OF pages II ems
plea long and u eIsS plea wide, with two inches
space between pages at side aud top tn order
that the reports may conform to size and style
heretofore adopted
Full ar;iculaTs in regard TO details of work
required will be furnished or application 10 this
Office by letter or in person
T. NJ. REED.
Territorial Auditor.
, 1887-09-29

terms at Po-i Townsend. Jefferson County, for
toun;ics of Jefferson, Clalam, Island and San
Jnau.
SAEAH j. MoC.ETny, Plaintiff
JAMES MCCARTHY Defendant.
The United States OF america send greeting &c
James Mccarthy, defendant:
You are hereby required TO appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
til in the District court OF The Third judicial
District of the Territory OF Washington, holding
terms at the city Of f. TT Townsend III the
County OF jefferson, for the Counties OF ,jeler-
son. Clgiam, Island and san JU'In, aud 20 answer
the cE'mplairt filed therein within siNtJ days
after the date Cf the frsI publication OF This suu
mons, on judgment by default viii he taken
against Won. according TO the prayer Cf the com
plHint filed l:er,'in.
The aid action l. iTouaht tn dissolve The
bones of maTrjnony between p!aIntitf and de-
feEdII- Thai the plaintiff lpe awarded the
asd custody OF her minor children. Mary Ellen
aged years; Fannie IL, aged years; aid John
T.. aged years: ana for judgment for her costs
and disbursements herein on the grounds of ha
bitual drunkenness Of tie defendant, for more
than five years last past. and OF abandonment
and assertion or plaintiff by defendant, since
p ainiif by defendant. and for neglect and refTS-
al of defendant to make suitable or any provi
sioos for plaintiffs support or for The support,
care and education nl said children since last
above named date. And you ARE hereby notified
thar II fail - appear and answer said complaint
as above required. plaintiff will apply 10 the
Court for ;he relief demanded in said complaint
-~-s Witness the Honorable r. A. Jones
j I Judge of said District Court, and The
! 'H' seal thereof, this 9th day of May
$3.50 y. D., 1857.
WM z. LEGERWooD, Clerk.
BY WIN II WHTTrLEsEY, Deputy.
BRADSHAW 81 SACHS. P,ainiifis Attorneys.
Date of first publication Sept /. 1881.
, 1887-09-29

The matter is yet decided in favor Of
Tacoma. but it is understood that it
will be. Meantime Rev ]. r. Thomp-
son, of Vancouver, proposes to accept
the Port Townsend offer in behalf Of
the Presbyterian Church, apd it is
now understood that the Port o.
Entry" will yet have the educational
advantages it has worked so hard to
Sacuya"
, 1887-09-29
XOING MEN! READ THIS.

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or Illustrated pamphlet free.
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y{u3xp 40 ygfstakP.

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for Com UNI 1IUn, SANTA ABLE has brought
gladncss 10 many household. By - prOmpt
Uec for breaking up the cold nat too often devei-
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of Nasal CItarrh. Boih of these wonderful Cal
Ifornia remedies are sold and warranted by D..
j. D. MinkleE. Sl.OO a package. for S2.5O.
, 1887-09-29

The European wheat crop is now
known to be unusually large. Tho
statistics of the international corn
market of Vienna, which have gained
a we'll deserved reputation for accur-
acy, show the crop OF 1887 to be far
above the average. The Austrian
yiela is placed at II per cent. above
the average and that of Hungary at
26 per cent. above. Instead of buy
ing wheat. as is frequently the ease.
Austrix-Hungary will have 5000, 900
bushels to export. The crop in Great
Britain and ireland is 20 per cent
above an sveage; III SerSia. 40: Gem
trai Russia, Is; Wallachia. %. and
France, 8. The yield in othe: Euro
peaR countries is up to or above the
average, making it certain that the
demand for American and Indian
wheat will not bc SO great as in for.
mer years.
, 1887-09-29

The firm heretofore existing under the name
and style OF Z. i. NcwhaH IL Co, doing business
on Orcas Island. San Juan County, Washington
Territory, is this 'ay dissolved by mutual con
sent. having sold tEeir entire business TO the
Cascade Bay Lumber " Manufacturing Com
pany, who vii! hereafter conduct and cary on
said business All debIs and liabilities due to,
and from said tr;H, TO hr paid to and ny said
Gas 'ale Bay l.EIIbcr and Manufacturing Com
pany-' Z, p. SEWIIALL,
y. NEWHALI.
s. l.. FRINDLE.
, 1887-09-29

lie fsfchau's G0iden Ba aisnIn NO. ! cursi
Chancres. first and second stages: Sores on ;hr
Legs and Body; Soru Ears Eyes, No>e sIt-
Copper-cslored Blotches, Syphilitic Caiarrt,
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disease known rs syphilis. Price. s5.ea
per Bottle.
lie Ricflnu's Golden Rassaln No. ,. Clre,
Tertiary, MercuriAl Syphiiiic Iheunatism,
Pains in the Bones, Pains ia the head. tEifk
OF the neck, liberated Sore Throat. Syphilitit
OF the Limbs, End eradicaies all di.Sa frnn
the system, whether caused by indiseietioh or
abuse OF Mercury, leasing the blood pure aAo
healthy Price $500 per Bottle
lie Etc Ru's GOldes Spaaisss Aniido.e foi
the cure Of Gonorrhnd, Gleei, lr' itaiion HfaTsl,
and all Urinary Oi Genial disarRHgemfnis
Price, $3.50 per BolsIe.
t.c kiehaRs Goltira spanish InjectieE,
for severe cases o. GonOrrl@a, InflaRInaiefy
Gleat, Structures, &C Price, sl-5a per
Bottle.
LIE Riehan'S GOltie,s Ointment for the 81.
feciive healing OF ~yphIlitic Sores. and erBp-
iions. Price, 81 90 per Box.
lie ififi.aus Golden Fills Nerve AID brsib
treatment; loss of pky-iIal power. excess or
over-work, Pros!rati n, etc. Price, eS.ee
per Box
Tonic and Seryine.
Sent everywhere, e. .. d.. securel, Parkrd.
per express
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427 u I?5 Sausome st, cor. Clay
Sas Francisco, Gal.
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, 1887-09-29
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by he undersigned,
executor of the estate of Gus johnson. deceased,
to the creditors of and all per-ons having
claims against said est,te, to present them with
the necessary vouchers within one year after
the first publication of his notice TO the mn
dersigned- nj East Snund, OrcaS Island, san
Juan County, Wash. Teri. or he forever barred.
CHARLES L. BASFEORD.
Administrator.
First DuLiicoriou suo ~ IsS-
, 1887-09-29

Do you want the best DDS at the least co :
If so send to Weiustock Il Lubin. Sacramento,
other attractions it presents eight pages of finely
Autographed Eastern Fashions weInsIocz Il
Lubin are the largest general retailers on the
coast. and in busy seasons III as hi@n thou
snEd mail OrLlors DIV.
, 1887-09-29
a eAzD.

Ioall who suffering from the errors and
il.iiscretions of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &c, viii send a recipe
that VII. cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary III
South America. Send self-addressed envelope
to the REV, JOSEPH It. INMAN, StGt.sH h, NeU
-nr
, 1887-09-29
NOTICE.

desire To give public notice that r-Iease nv
son, John Grant Rollins, 70 years of age, from
all Obligations to me on i COUnt OF Gc NJ min
or. in order that he may hereafter make !c al
contracts on his own account. / hereby give
notice that Will neither responsible for any
debts he may contract, nor claim any part of his
earnings Mrs. II. A. ROLLINS.
Dungensss, w. T., arg. ii, 1851.
, 1887-09-29

For freight and passage apply AT RoIhschild i
Cos oii.ce Quincy street wharf or on Loarc
the bOais III Tie same wharf.
dw-tf GEO. s. JACOBS. Sec'Y.
, 1887-09-29
Seattle-Skagit River Route.

The steamer Daisy will leave Soattl- 70,
Skagit River and way ports every Monday and
Thursday, returning Tuesdays and Fridays.
, 1887-09-29
&cyEEHEy

All p- rites having r. atiyaS or friends harIed
in what is known he old grave vnr.i ,.re no l.
hed to thc bldleS OF Tie =. ne Within
ninety days. +. w. PETTYJEOVE In
Port Townsend, August /, 1857.
, 1887-09-29

i good si.fe-cost $I75 new; can be
! had for $780, Apply at this Office.
, 1887-09-29

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
tIict OF the Territory of Washington, holding
terms at Port Townsend. Jefferson County, for
tOun;ics OF Jefferson, Clalam, Island. and San
Juau.
, 1887-09-29
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROA
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the u. S. siaiI.
Pit Townsend, Seattle & Tacoma RoGt,

HNE OF THE W :. ~ r. Cos ;, IA
~ steamers (Washipgto- or Ed sSSs----l1sssysS GO
Townsend and Tacoma, leaving Port TOWNSEND
at /. p. m, and touching at pert Ludlow, PorI
Gamble Port Madison and Seattle. Hciusnin2
IeaVe Tacoma daily upon arrival Of the train
from Portland.
, 1887-09-29

Seattle -Whatccm Route.
The steamer w. X. NJ erwin VIII leave
Seattle every Sunday, Tuc-d4y and Tl.UrS,,a,
evening, at } O'Clock. for WhatCuIE. railiE., III
MukilteO, Tulaiip, CoupeviIie. Gal, iarbcr 1t.
salady, LaConner. Fi@algo, AnacOrieS GucIIus
Samish talrhavsn, Bellingham and SehOme.
Returning VIII leave WhatCOm every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday evenings, ut 9 O'Clock.
for Seattle, calling at intern '~;C points on Iht
way,
, 1887-09-29
DlSsoLuIlnN OF PARTNERSHIP,

First publication, Aug. ~, 1sS7.
, 1887-09-29
SUM MONS.

August -. 1887.
, 1887-09-29

An exchange puts it in this way:
When a man comes into the office
and planks down the cash and says
send me your paper for year" that
means business. When one says, Il
want your paper but hayn't got the
money now," that's all right. When
he takes one out of the post cffice for
several months and sends it back
refused" it's meanness. When a
man spends from ten cents TO dol
lar for cigars or beer every week and
says he can't afford to take his home
paper, that's a-no such thing. When
man borrows his neighbor's paper
to read every week, that's cheek.
, 1887-09-29

says oFeIy UHe Is quIeIIy aWaIlIbS
developments. The present outlook
would admit of sales at twenty cents
a pound, but none are talked OF.
Samples of this years crop are now
on their was to London, and when
they arrive there dealers will cable
prices. Mr.. Meeker says England
and the continent will need at least
10000 bales.-Seattle P.-I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

Hot water the Hest Appllcatioo Cor
Beautifying the Completion.
1t is true that some skin cosmetics
DO for the time being disguise bad
complexion. but at the cost. certainly.
Of making bad worse. The hase Of
pastes. pomades and face ungucnts are
more or less alike. white wax,
spcrmaccti. honey and oil Of almonds
being common TO them all. The only
possible advantage these preparations
can possess i 10 soften the skin, which
may be far better accomplished by rub
bling into the face at night : Iation
composed Of equal parts q glycerine
and rose-watcr. the face being pre-
v;ously well washed in hoi water.
This will do all that is required. and is
greatly superior to besmearing the
skin with thick pastes. which block up
it, pores
Even the most superficial krowIcd ge
Of the skin and It's function~ must
clearly demonstrate that one and all of
these cosmetics do more harzn than
good. and are better avoided alto
gcthcr. That celebrated authority on
skin diseases. Sir Erasmus Wilson,
gives the subjoincd instructions for
washing the face, in his able work.
"Hcalthy Skin which are Infinitely
superior I'D all the quack specifies 80
widely advertised: "Fill your basin
about two thirds full Of fresh water,
dip your face in the water and 1hcn
your hands. Soap the hands well and
pass them with gentle friction over the
whole face. Then dip the face IL the
water q second time and rinse IL
thoroughly. A second basin ready
with fresh water IL a valuable addition.
The wrong ways are using the towel.
sponge or flannel as a means of con
vcying the soap 20 the face. and omit
ting the rinsing 1t conclusion. Then,
rs regards drying the face. q modcr-
atcly thick and soft towel should bc
used; very rough one il NOT dcsir-
able, nor one Of thick texture" A re-
nowncd vcnder Of skin cosmetics was
once asked by a friend what was the
best application for identifying and
the complexion. .Wash
your face well every night and MORN
Ing In very hot WATER was the reply.
No better advice can be given. as by
this means we assist materially the
skins natural action. and obviate
blockage Of its folliclcs. Rain or dis
Tiled water, owing to their purity and
'oftness, are best for washing the face
--LsofIdon Dramatic Reriev.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

What 0ypay Fortune Teller Told Enn
peror william % 1883.
\ number Of anecdotes are related con-
ccrning Emperor Williams long life and
the possible number Of years still left "a
him. One, illustrating peculiar supersti-
ton, 10 worth repeating. II IL 70 the effect
that ~ tho time OF the Fnrstenstag II
Frankfort, In 1853, King William. one
day. walking In tho ncighborhood Of
Baden Baden, accompanied BY Herr Won
Bismarck and number Of ladies' aud gen.
tieDen, passed = Gypsy hut Ono OF the
ladies exclaimed; THAT Il whore tns
famous Gypsy girl Preciosa tells
fcrtunes." The party. who were all In
walking dress. entered the hut and had
their fortunes told In succession, the
King, whose identity was concealed. COM
Ing last Preciosa held his hand long
while In silence and then said: II see :
great crown, great victories and great
age You will 1.-Two niDety-six years, bus
your last days will bring much trouble
and much sorrow" The King forgot AL
about the prophecy till 1884. when. At .
baN at the Russian Embassy In Berli a,
the Hungarian Countess Erdody. whose
mother was Tsigane, was presented 70
him During long conversation II was
ste<fe<@@"t.eeJ AAtA ttSt@*& <AAe k1I <04utt88
possessed tho gift OF chiromancy.
The Emperor he'd out his hand
and the Countess, after examining
the lines, gravely said; .Your Majesty Is
destined TO live ninety six years." The
Emperor, II Is added, was much strack By
the coincidence.
According 70 the Vienna 7agbsan, ply.
sicisns Of the Emperor have declared that
be has no organic falling, and there IL
nothing 70 prevent him from attaining
the age Of one hundred, provided be takes
care Of himself But this Is just what he
does not do. According 70 authentic sta
tistics, there are at present IN the King
dom Of Prussia no less than i've thousand
persons over ninety years Of age; six
hundred Of them are ten years Older than
the Emperor In all parts Of Prussia there
are plenty Of people between ninety and
ninety-hve. The Oldest are 70 be found il
tho provinces OF Posen, 6ilcsia and Eas'
and West Prussia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

There are very few men who 10 not pride
themselves On always having the correct
time. and wonderful and delicate mcchan-
!sms are devised 70 enable them 20 do %.
But tho more delicate : chronometer -
made, the more subject it becomes 70 de-
rangcmcnt and unless Il DO kept always
perfectly clean, II soon iosss its usefulness
What wonder, then, that The human ma
chinese much more delicate and intricate
than any work Of Man-shouN require 70
Do kept thoroughly cieanscd- The liver 10
the main-spring OF this com plex structure.
and on the Impurities left In ths blood BY =
disordered liver. depend most OF the Ills
that liesh II heir 70. Even consumption
(which l. lung-scrofula), i traceable g the
imperfect action OF this organ. Kidney
diseases, skin diseases, sick headache, heart
disease, dropsy, and long catalogue OF
grave maladies have their origin in tor
pid, or sluggish liver. DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, BY establishing =
healthy. normal action OF the liver. acts -
cure and preventive Of these diseases
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

The treatment Of many Thousands Of cases
Of those chronic weaknesses and distressing
ailments peculiar p females. q the .InyalidS
- AFFORDED : vast experience in nicely adapt.
ing and thoroughly teeting remedies Tor tho
cure Of yoman's ocular maladies.
b tie cuisrowth. OF resuit q this great and
valuable expsr!ence. Ihousands 81 testimo-
NAL. rsceiysd frcm sti 4 e and from phys!-
waited and obstinate cases which had bafiicd
their sktll. prove 4 g Be the most wonderful
edy ever oeven ior n sae rsas1 nnn ere o
.cure-ell." but = Z most perfect SPECIFIC FOX
womans peculiar eIlmcntl
A. mpi $4,000 :sssns iH % s .sag :Ssss
and %. the womb and is sppcndsges il
particular. Tor oycrworked, worn. out, =
s ,sr dso''s.ssd sssShe HiI Liner
es1srsily. DR.. fierce's fssorite Prescription
sPpssns co1al 1 sDd eson n1eq sonc
nsrvines -FsvoFite Prsscriptions 3 uns.
Dune s sz fRS SUB ee
hauslaon. prostxauon. hysteria. spasms and
other distressing. Dcryous symptoms COM
dsssss Of The womb. Il induce; Ire refSes6 aa
deep end relieves mental anxtety and de.
f;iss: s:v:s:sss s:::ses s.sss
snd r. g sSa
.1s RsSssy Ysssss u 4:
morning icRness, or nausea III from Whatever
Pepsia ana Hndrsd symptom. 10 use. IN ;n u
1Fsvofise Freseripsio1 > IL = posi-.
stinate cases OF lcucorrhea, excessive flowing,
painful mensfruation. unnatural uppressiona
ProlapeuA or falling OF the womb, weak back
sso.tione cSponld s60
Inflammation and liberation OF the womb, In
nammation. pain and tenderness IN oyariea,
accompanied With internal heat"
tional action. e that critical period Of change
from gi1nood 10 womanhood. "Favorite Pre-
scription = z perfectly safe remedial agent.
equally efkcscious and valuable IL it, edects
when taken for those disorders and dcrnnRe-
menfs incident 70 that later and most critical
"FavOvise PrescriPSi q = when taken
IN CONNECTION with the use OF DR.. Picrce'0
Golden Medical Discovery. and small laxative
Liver Liver PS cnrss rer Rdney f ana baddee
diseases. Their combined use also removes
blood taints, and abolishes generous ana
R%1 sscI sss sye tbe or,
medicine for women. sold 81 Druggists, undef
= positive guarantee, from the manu-
as 3 mdn nes x M s1ve ssiss;Ac5cn n every
tee has been printed on the bottle-wrapper.
and faithfully carried out for many years.
L.rge sotsIes goo dosss, $780, or elk
For Iargs; Illustrated Treatise on Diseases Of
cents IN stamps kddrss< - - N
uohds Dlspsnsaly Medical Association,
ees vain =, BUFFALO, M.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

Your farm Is bank which will 70
ward you according TO your merit.
ducks should be allowed as much
liberty Is possible. - they are not par
tial 10 confinement. like Chickens
american Poultry Journal.
Cattle plaques, like hog cholera,
always follow after and never 60 before
loose methods There is always de-
mand for the best. - Farm, Field and
St0ckmass.
Fried Chicken and Tomatoes. Fry
chicken in boiling lard; when done. put
in sliced tomatoes and fry; take up;
season with salt, pepper and a little
sugar 49, Louisville Courier-Journal.
beef Croquettes. Crop fine some
cold beef; beat two egg and mix with
the meat, and add little milk. melted
butter, little salt and pepper. Make
into roll and fry brown. indianapolis
Sentinel.
An English gardener, who has
great success in raising radishcs. makes
his radish beds with nearly or quite
one-half soft coal ashes and SCOT I'm
der this plan his beds are not infested
with worms
The most successful farmers, in the
long run. are those who have some-
thing to sell ut all seasons Of the year.
Dependence on specialtics sooner or
later proves broken reed Dorado
Republican,
Sugar Cookies--One and onc-hali
cups Of sugar, one-half cup OF butter,
one-half cup Of sweet cream. two tea
spoonfuls baking powder and -four to
make soft dough. use lemon IA
voring also. Roll thin and bake light
brown. Household.
Every Improvement In the garden.
says the Orange County Farmer. re.
duces the demand Tor the doctors
services. Let fruits do away with tho
demand for drugs Of all kinds. and ex-
cellent vegetables in part replace the
excessive use Of animal food.
The English Mechanic gives the
following formula for axle grease: Tai
low, eight pounds; palm-oil. one gal
lon; minerel oil (crude petroleum..
one gallon; plumbago lin fine pow
der). one pound. Melt together. and
stir while cooling. Keep in covered
can, where the mixture will not
harden.
The supposition that young sows
are better for breeding purposes than
those two or three years old has done
much to impair the vigor Of swine.
The custom Of using young sows grew
out Of the loss II young pigs by press
ure from the heavy dams. but large
breeding sow should not be fat and
heavy. A sow over two years old will
give more milk than younger one,
and. as rule, she will produce stronger
pigs.
That the ''ycllows' in peaches Il
not a contagious disease Is claimed by
the fact that the microscope shows no
fungi on the leaves. fruit. wood OF
roots, while orchards often lose only a
portion Of the number Of trees Con-
trary to the claim that II is not conta-
gious, however, Is the spreading Of the
disease over whole sections after max
ing its appearance in a neighborhood.
Whether the ''yellows" be really CON
tagious disease or due to some sub
stance found or lacking in the soil i
still matter Of controversy Troy
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